SERVICES & FEES
Immigration Law
Rowhani Law, PLLC offers the following legal services on a flat-fee basis. The amounts listed reflect our minimum fees for standard cases. Final fees will be set out in a written retainer agreement tailored to each individual matter. Please note that attorney fees do not cover government filing fees or other related expenses
Merit-based Immigration
Fee – $7000+
EB-2 NIW "Researcher" AND "STEM" Applicants
Fee – $13000+
EB-2 NIW "Non-Researcher" OR "Non-STEM" Applicants
Fee – $12000+
EB-1(c) Multinational Manager or Executive
Fee – $13000+
EB-1 Extraordinary Ability
Fee – $7000+
Labor Certification (PERM)
Fee – $2000+
I-140 Immigrant Petition based on certified PERM Labor App.
Fee – $3500
Marriage to U.S. Citizen or Sponsoring Parent, including Adjustment of Status, AP, EAD
Fee – $3000
Reinstatement to F-1 status
Fee – $2750
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa
Fee – $8000
E-2 Treaty Investor
Fee – $2500
F-1 Visa, change of status
Fee – $1500
B-2 Visa Extension
Fee – $5000
E-3 Specialty Occupation Workers from Australia
Other Immigration Services
Fee – $2000
Family Sponsorship I-130 Petition
Fee – $2500
I-751 Joint Filing (ongoing marriage)
Fee – $2500
Green Card – (K-1 Visa) Consular Processing for Fiancée Visa
Fee – $2500
Green Card –Consular Processing Abroad for Immediate Relative
Fee – $10000
I-751 Good Faith Waiver (abuse, divorce, or death)
Fee – $3500
H-1B Work Visa
Fee – $2500
Green Card – (K-3 Visa) Consular Processing for Fiancée Visa
Fee – $1000
Advance Parole or Reentry Permit
Fee – $1500
I-90, Application to Replace Green Card
Fee – $3500
TN Work Visa
Fee – $2500
Citizenship – N-400 Naturalization Application
Fee – $850
H-1B Electronic Registration for Cap Subject Cases (includes USCIS registration fee)
Fee – $8000
L-1 Intercompany Transfer
Fee – $3500
H-1B1 Visa for Singaporean and Chilean Citizens
Fee – $1250
H-4/L-2 Dependents
Fee – $13000
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
We reserve the right to quote a higher legal fee for complex cases as well as USCIS RFE (Request for Evidence) or NOID (Notice of Intent to Deny) response fees and Department of Labor PERM audit or Supervised Recruitment response fees.
The USCIS filing fee is payable to the Department of Homeland Security and is an unavoidable expense (in most cases) irrespective of the law firm retained for the immigration matter. Fees listed above are subject to change, and our law firm has the discretion to quote a higher fee when a case is unusually complex and depends on the totality of the circumstances.